> You're assuming that someone working from the Hamptons is as productive as working from a desk in the office or his own home. I highly doubt this is true and

> You're assuming that someone working from the Hamptons is as productive as working from a desk in the office or his own home. I highly doubt this is true and especially so for young junior employees. We're assuming you even read the article. It clearly says "how the underling walked up at a restaurant, introduced himself and pointed to associates with him" i.e. it was more than 1 person. Maybe they are doing face-to-face training? Are you saying that's ineffective? > New or junior employees need a lot of handholding to ramp up That's exactly what's happening. Why are you assuming it's not?